This isn't a direct Rivendell issue but I am wondering if any of you have encountered this one: I installed a new Lenovo i5 airplay client on CentOS 7, having turned off all the sleep/suspend/hibernate settings in the power settings panel. I thought I had run this on airplay for several days to test ahead of installing, but don't remember. So during the first night on the air, the video display must have gone to sleep and would not awaken this morning. The automation was playing fine. I finally put us on backup automation and crashed it in order to regain the display. The only setting I found that hadn't been changed was a lock display after sleeping, but all the sleep settings were set on "never". Could the USB port have gone to sleep and thus, with wireless mouse and keyboard not able to wake it? (I just thought of this - I should have plugged a wired mouse or keyboard in to see if that would wake it.)
Has anyone encountered this? Any ideas how to get the display back when you know the machine is running fine? Is there a power setting control I can set in the system from the terminal to be sure it never sleeps? Tom Van Gorkom Radio Esperanza Engineering, KRIO AM/FM, KOIR FM Office: 956-380-8150 Cell: 865-803-7427 Rio Grande Bible Institute 4300 S US Hwy 281 Edinburg, TX 78539
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